Three-day online course on systems engineering from system context and requirements to a SysML architecture, and on modelling to the NATO Architecture Framework (NAFv4) and the Bundeswehr ADMBw@NAFv4.
Introduces the disciplines, roles and activities of systems engineering and the traceable documentation of results from requirement to system architecture. The agenda covers systems engineering motivation and disciplines, system analysis and architecture; defining the system context and documenting the technical context; model-based documentation of requirements (information models, use case and activity diagrams, state machines); documenting a system architecture in SysML (black-box, white-box and further views); and NAFv4, its enterprise, capability and project levels, and how to do systems engineering with it, with examples. SOPHIST states that participants learn to explain ADMBw@NAFv4, the Bundeswehr architecture data model, build models to it and integrate its architecture management approach into modelling.
Runs online via Microsoft Teams; on-site delivery for teams is stated.
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Motivation and definition · The disciplines in systems engineering · System analysis · System architecture
Defining the system context · Documenting the technical context
Basics of modelling · Information models · Use case diagrams · Activity diagrams · State machines
Black-box view · White-box view · Additional views
What NAFv4 is · The framework: enterprise, capability and project levels · Doing systems engineering with NAFv4 · Examples
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